D6.6 Second report on KPI measurement and analysis
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| author | Schibli, Louis Butikofer, Gilles Schuetz, Philipp Belda González, Alberto Jimeno, Luis Arnanz, Roberto Cassidy, Brian Canny, Michael Ioannidis, Dimosthenis Martinopoulos, Georgios Nikolopoulos, Nikolaos Gkaidatzis, Paschalis STITOU, DRISS Dimitriadou, Paraskevi Papatsounis, Adamantios Lara, Yolanda Szabó, Veronika Fenyvesi, Gábor Bernárdez, Óscar Ochoa, Carlos Fakouriyan, Samaneh Gkountas, Apostolos Rocchetti, Marco Arias, Juan Burés, Antonio Taboada, José Triñanes, Joaquin Kovari, Zoltan Pásztory, Zoltán |
| author_facet | Schibli, Louis Butikofer, Gilles Schuetz, Philipp Belda González, Alberto Jimeno, Luis Arnanz, Roberto Cassidy, Brian Canny, Michael Ioannidis, Dimosthenis Martinopoulos, Georgios Nikolopoulos, Nikolaos Gkaidatzis, Paschalis STITOU, DRISS Dimitriadou, Paraskevi Papatsounis, Adamantios Lara, Yolanda Szabó, Veronika Fenyvesi, Gábor Bernárdez, Óscar Ochoa, Carlos Fakouriyan, Samaneh Gkountas, Apostolos Rocchetti, Marco Arias, Juan Burés, Antonio Taboada, José Triñanes, Joaquin Kovari, Zoltan Pásztory, Zoltán |
| contents | <p>This report presents the final evaluation of the 49 Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) defined for the MiniStor system. The assessment is based on monitoring data from all five demonstration sites, complemented by simulation results were measured data were unavailable. The KPIs cover technical, environmental, economic, and user-related aspects, reflecting the holistic objectives of the MiniStor project. </p> <p>Overall, the results confirm the system’s technical feasibility and its potential for improving energy efficiency and integrating renewable sources in residential buildings. Notably, significant thermal energy savings and high user satisfaction were observed across multiple sites.</p> <p>However, some KPIs—especially those related to long-term economic performance and life cycle metrics— could not be completely met, primarily due to the prototype status of the system (TRL 7) and limited operational data. These limitations are transparently discussed.</p> <p>The analysis demonstrates that MiniStor is a promising and scalable approach for low-emission heating and cooling. It also highlights areas for improvement in future system versions, particularly regarding cost reduction, standardisation, and long-term performance monitoring.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | D6.6 Second report on KPI measurement and analysis Schibli, Louis Butikofer, Gilles Schuetz, Philipp Belda González, Alberto Jimeno, Luis Arnanz, Roberto Cassidy, Brian Canny, Michael Ioannidis, Dimosthenis Martinopoulos, Georgios Nikolopoulos, Nikolaos Gkaidatzis, Paschalis STITOU, DRISS Dimitriadou, Paraskevi Papatsounis, Adamantios Lara, Yolanda Szabó, Veronika Fenyvesi, Gábor Bernárdez, Óscar Ochoa, Carlos Fakouriyan, Samaneh Gkountas, Apostolos Rocchetti, Marco Arias, Juan Burés, Antonio Taboada, José Triñanes, Joaquin Kovari, Zoltan Pásztory, Zoltán <p>This report presents the final evaluation of the 49 Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) defined for the MiniStor system. The assessment is based on monitoring data from all five demonstration sites, complemented by simulation results were measured data were unavailable. The KPIs cover technical, environmental, economic, and user-related aspects, reflecting the holistic objectives of the MiniStor project. </p> <p>Overall, the results confirm the system’s technical feasibility and its potential for improving energy efficiency and integrating renewable sources in residential buildings. Notably, significant thermal energy savings and high user satisfaction were observed across multiple sites.</p> <p>However, some KPIs—especially those related to long-term economic performance and life cycle metrics— could not be completely met, primarily due to the prototype status of the system (TRL 7) and limited operational data. These limitations are transparently discussed.</p> <p>The analysis demonstrates that MiniStor is a promising and scalable approach for low-emission heating and cooling. It also highlights areas for improvement in future system versions, particularly regarding cost reduction, standardisation, and long-term performance monitoring.</p> |
| title | D6.6 Second report on KPI measurement and analysis |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17152456 |